Weirs Drive-in sold

[The Real BigGuy]

Originally Posted by joey2665

I agree also and even Hazmat remediation is not terribly expensive these days as the fed requirements have reduced the amount of remediation necessary especially if it is an extremely old breach

I worked for a hazmat contractor that clear a 250 gallon home heating oil spill. Had to jack the house up a remove, dispose, & replace 500 cubic yard of impacted soil & reset the house. $500,000! "Not terribly expensive"???


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[joey2665]

Originally Posted by The Real BigGuy

I worked for a hazmat contractor that clear a 250 gallon home heating oil spill. Had to jack the house up a remove, dispose, & replace 500 cubic yard of impacted soil & reset the house. $500,000! "Not terribly expensive"???


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Yes but that is for an "active" spill. I am guessing as with my property the issues are quit old and remediation tends to be much different for issues that happens 20,30,40,50+ years prior